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... work thoroughly worked up the hostility of the meeung, and it was at that point that dragtic measures would bervvm‘d» t. Fred Carter said they should not nndr.d\smioflnhrm-} 1f memz;motmr un:::amml(:ou-un;:;mu‘m.f».o boycotted y should yoott farmers. He ...
... Samuel (fl.!{.; of Church-street, Mytholmroyd, 10 restrain the v. Thomas Metcalfe, {limt, Johu Samuel Hudson, surgean, and Fred Carter, schoolmaster, churchwardens, of Bt. Michael's, Mytholmroyd, from hwmgmwexumsiono{theobmohyard within 100 yards of his dwelling ...
... sucoessful. Among the girls Edith M. Buckley, Leora Rowley. jand Florence Aockroyd had been successfal, and ‘mmong the boys Fred Carter and J. R Fletober. The Chairman: ft-is very gratifying. A syllabus of lessons on temperanoce, the Clerk reported, had ...
... Samuel Clegg, property owner, Church-street, Mytholmroyd, to restrain the Rev. Thomas Metcalfe, John Samuel Hudson, and Fred Carter, Vicar and churchwardens of St. Micheel’s, Mytholmroyd, from mnitting a recent extension of the burial eround heing used ...
... Foot, v. W. Sut chiffe, Hebden Bridge; E. Buckley, Luddenden Foot, v. A. D. Parker, Old Town; J. W. Parker, Old Town, v. Fred Carter, Mytoolmroyd; J. Meadoweroft, Luddenden Foot, v. F. Greenwood, Old Town: W. Greenwood, Savile, v. H. Greenwood, Old Town; ...
... sustained. The school- \ Carter, and L. Hartley. The accompanist was Mr, | room was well filled, and & good eumn Wil soorus Fred Carter. for the church funds. o Ak £ & - aE) G i = ...
... Cross 6) v. H. Carter, Halifax (5); T M. Shea, King Cross (6) v. W. Bottom. ley, Ilingworth 6); A. F. Fox, Halifax ® v. Fred Carter, Mytholmroyd (4): V. Grewowood, King Ceoes (6) v. E. W. Baxen. dale, IMingworth 6): A, Taylor. Mytholm. rovd 6) v. H. Bradley ...
... attired in a dress of ivory satin, with veil and wreath of orange blossom The bride was given away fiy her brother, Mr. Fred Carter, and wore a gold chain and pendant, the gifts of the bridegroom. The duties of best man were performed by Mr. John Naylor ...
... of aa unpunctuated manuscript. Two excellent gramoit;onu were in the capable hands of Messrs. R. ye and G. Jackson. Mr. Fred Carter acted a= accompanist during the evening, with his usual ofio%flhufiitb“}omn&m taries, Dove and Fielding, whose efforts were ...
... Hellewell and Mr. Samuel Sutcliffie, survesor (repre ...
... 12, F. l.';fl.-{ 21; W. Lord 13, F. Helliwell 21; H. Skinner 6, W. Dugdale 21; J. Ellis 20, F. Cockroft 21; A. Fowler 21, Fred Carter 11; E. W. Thackray 21, J. H. Pinder 17; = ka‘; 21, H. Hellewell 9; G. F. Dickenson 21. Frank Carter 14. W. Harison 21, H ...
... Amroyd) 19: A, Ackr Hali'u’)“;]. A. Farrer (Hebden Bnd’:(») M F. R. Carter (Mytholmroyd) 21, H. Mansfield (Hill Crest) 11; Fred Carter (M - royd) 21, J. Fletcher (Hobden B ) 15, Third round.—J. Holden 7, W. Hiley 7; ¥, Hellrwell 12, J. S. Dean 6; J. H 10 ...